The phrase "an example of well" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a good example, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "This is an example of well-executed teamwork in our project."
Alternatives: "a good example of" or "an instance of".
They were asked for specific care situations which were an example of well-organised care delivery, as well as for examples which in contrast illustrated shortcomings and gaps within the existing care delivery.
View an example of well-organized, plain language from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Julia Klöckner, who is one of the deputy heads of the C.D.U., tweeted that Lindner's exit, which he had portrayed as a dramatic break, was instead an example of "well-prepared spontaneity".
Among a wide range of host molecules, an example of well-studied hosts would be the cyclodextrins (CDs) [1].
It's a solid machine and an example of well-executed hardware engineering, but at $799 plus the cost of a $130 Type Cover, it might still have a few too many quirks and peculiarities for the average user.
On the other hand, this study provide an example of well-integrated clinical and imaging diagnostic service, in which a point-of-care level of ultrasound facility was implemented by the collaboration between the visiting physician on duty and the sonographer, matching their ideas on the same patient in nearly real time.
The interview partners were asked for care situations which were an example of well-organised care delivery, as well as for examples which in contrast illustrated shortcomings and gaps within the existing care delivery.
The last of those points is an example of how well Breitbart knows its audience.
Netflix is a poster-child for AWS, often trotted out whenever someone needs an example of a well known brand that runs in the cloud.
Leicester manager Nigel Pearson: "Although we didn't start in the fashion we were expected to, the performance against Birmingham was an example of performing well.
